currency
ˈkʌrənsi
currencies
currency: money used for buying and selling goods
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Noun

1.
financemoney used for buying and selling goods
  • The currency of Japan is the yen.
cash money
2.
acceptancestate of being widely accepted or used
  • The idea gained currency among young people.
acceptance popularity recognition
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  • currency: money used for buying and selling goods
    money used for buying and selling goods

Expressions with currency

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increase in prevalence or usage
The term gained currency in the media.
currency widely used in global trade
The US dollar is a key currency in international markets.
currency not stable or reliable internationally
The country's soft currency deterred foreign investors.
be widely accepted or used by many people
The term has wide currency among young people.
process of converting one currency into another
Currency exchange rates can fluctuate daily.
money used in a country other than one's own
He exchanged his dollars for foreign currency before his trip.

Origin of currency

Latin, currens (running)

Terms with currency included in their meaning

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currency
coin worth one-hundredth of the value of the basic unit
finance
official currency in the US, Canada, Australia, etc
foreign currency
monetary unit in various countries, one hundredth of a basic unit
finance
official currency used by many European Union countries
metals
yellow metal used in jewelry and currency
currency
side of a coin with a head image
finance
unit of currency in the United Kingdom
finance
official currency of the United States

Examples of currency in a sentence

  • The currency exchange rate fluctuates daily.
  • The theory slowly gained currency in academic circles.
  • His opinion holds little currency in the current debate.

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  1. French:monnaie, popularité, ...
  2. German:Währung, Akzeptanz, ...
  3. Italian:valuta, popolarità, ...
  4. Spanish:moneda, aceptación, ...
  5. Portuguese:moeda, aceitação, ...
  6. Chinese:货币, 认可, ...
  7. Japanese:通貨, 普及, ...
  8. Arabic:عُمْلَة, رَواج, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַטְבֵּעַ, מְקוּבָּלוּת, ...
  10. Russian:валюта, распространение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:валюта, поширення, ...
  12. Hindi:मुद्रा, स्वीकृति, ...

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